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Fasanara Capital
Fintech Investing Pioneer
About Fasanara Capital
Founded in 2011, Fasanara Capital is a global asset manager and technology-driven investment platform. We manage over USD 6 billion in Fintech-focused strategies on behalf of pension funds, insurance companies across Europe and North America. With a team of around 130 professionals, we are a pioneer in Fintech-originated Asset-Based Lending – investing through semi-liquid Alternative Credit funds that deliver meaningful, real-economy impact. Our proprietary technology platform integrates with 139 fintech lenders across more than 60 countries, powering the largest and longest-standing Fintech Lending fund in Europe. In 2018, we launched Fasanara Digital, one of the industry’s first market-neutral digital asset funds. Today, it is a $500 million platform with a 25-person team running a diverse suite of strategies, from high-frequency trading to venture investments. In 2020, Fasanara introduced Fasanara Quant, a quantitative, multi-manager, multi-strategy approach across a wide range of liquid markets. The platform manages close to $200 million and allocates capital to dozens of niche strategies managed by independent, emerging managers around the world. We also back early-stage fintech innovators through our venture capital vehicles, leveraging our central position in the ecosystem to identify and support the next generation of transformative companies.
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People
Fasanara Capital is hiring a new Junior IT Support Analyst in London, England.
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Presence & Recognition
Fasanara Capital held a recent webinar on the Ferrari lending platform featuring Enzo Matteoli, Jaco Maticoli, and Francsco Filia.
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Presence & Recognition
Fasanara Capital employee Nikita Fadeev, Co-Head of Fasanara Digital and Managing Partner of Fasanara Capital, is attending the Digital Asset Yield Summit in Singapore on 6 October.
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